Hawaii bill seeking state-run reverse mortgage program appears dead for now
A bill seeking to establish a state-specific HECM program in Hawaii is likely dead until at least 2026, according to a sponsor lawmaker.
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One in 10 ‘gray divorce’ couples finance split with housing wealth
More than one in 10 U.K. couples finance their divorces with property, including through the local equivalent of a reverse mortgage, according to new survey data.
Proprietary reverse mortgage business in Oregon could be in danger
A bill introduced in Oregon could halt proprietary reverse mortgage business if enacted, according to NRMLA.
Tennessee official, citing property tax relief, notes more interest in reverse mortgages
A Tennessee official noted rising interest in reverse mortgages from area seniors when discussing property taxes on a local radio station.
What will happen to HMBS 2.0 under Trump’s regulatory freeze?
HMBS 2.0 could make a big difference for reverse mortgage securities issuers, but a lack of concrete information leaves an implementation timeline unclear.
As LA fires burn, reverse mortgage industry emphasizes need for servicer, insurer contacts
Los Angeles County has the highest concentration of HECM borrowers in the country, and the industry is moving to respond.
Reverse mortgage leaders on partnering with the forward side in 2025
The reverse mortgage industry seeks to build its positive momentum this year after collaborating extensively with forward lenders in 2024.
NRMLA’s Steve Irwin on political change and the 2025 HECM limit
Steve Irwin discusses political changes, how those could impact the HECM program and more in this interview.
NRMLA’s Steve Irwin on FHA report, HECM changes and more
NRMLA’s president discusses the association’s outlook for the industry and the condition of the FHA’s Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund.
Reverse mortgage educators look to correct the record on credit lines, equity modeling
Reverse mortgage educators Dan Hultquist and Jim McMinn take on more HECM program misconceptions among industry professionals.